Similar words: trigger, outrigger, triggered, triggering, hair trigger, trigger-happy, quick on the trigger, rigger. Meaning: v. put in motion or move to act.
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1 Nuts can trigger off a violent allergic reaction.
2 He suffers from a brain disorder that can trigger off convulsive fits.
3 Wire the thermometers up to trigger off an alarm bell if the temperature drops.
4 The effect was to trigger off a largely middle-class uprising designed to break the chains hampering economic growth and professional advancement.
5 Verbal echoes and ambiguities may trigger off metaphorical associations that are not necessarily conceptually justified.
6 Their case helped to trigger off a savings and loan crisis in Maryland in 1985.
7 Once it has been killed,(www.Sentencedict.com) the kitten may trigger off a new reaction.
8 Simply walking down the street can trigger off ideas about society.
9 They will be less likely to trigger off more spots.
10 Careless political action can trigger off a war.
11 Price increases trigger off demands for wage increases.
12 There are some food that trigger off a headache or migraine attack and some that don't.
13 It'd trigger off a little dust devil, for example, that perturbs the atmosphere downstream in such a way that you get one of these waves.
14 Large price increases will trigger off demands for ever larger wage increases.
15 Sometimes even a light touch on the face is enough to trigger off this pain.
16 They reach a point where even the smallest stimulus will trigger off a massive reaction.
17 The Return key which denotes the start of the new paragraph can also trigger off other paragraph attributes.
18 Any inability to carry the weight on the hind-legs will trigger off resistance in the mouth.
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